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Major bugs: # • Minor bugs: # • Notes: #


 * This section lists the amount of major bugs, minor bugs and notes that the page's subject has. It is useful for if users of the wiki use the search bar to find a page since these statistics will show up in the first search result's sample text.

Major Bugs

 * This section lists bugs or issues that players of the games would want to know about ahead of time before exploring the page's subject in-game. These bugs usually affect a large amount of players, have no way to get around them and/or cause problems for players in the future such as making it impossible to finish quests. The page for Krii Lun Aus has good examples and if there are no bugs to be listed then this section will usually just say "none."

Related Places

 * This section usually only appears within in-game location pages and it lists places that are nearby and related to the article's location. It's usually only used for location pages that players might use as stepping stones on the wiki to navigate to other location articles, such as in visiting Whiterun to go to the page Whiterun Stables. These places are usually listed in alphabetical order and this section does not appear on pages that do not need it.

Quests

 * This is another location-only section and it lists all of the quests that can be started from the location the article references. Quests are usually listed as quests from the main questline first, faction questlines second, side quests third and miscellaneous quests fourth, in alphabetical order. In contrast to Related Places this section does appear on location pages that don't need it, with the text "none" to show that we have examined a location but didn't find any quests that start there. Winterhold has an example of how this section would look.

Minor Bugs

 * This section lists all of the bugs that would not normally be placed under Major Bugs, or simply says "none" if there aren't any. Blackreach has good examples of what would be found here.

Fixed

 * This section lists bugs that have been fixed by official patches from Bethesda. Bugs fixed by unofficial patches and less effective attempts at official fixes should instead go in one of the other sections above with an explanation below the bug of the unofficial fix or official attempt. If there are no completed official fixes then "none" or something like "no bug fixes have been necessary" will simply be written here instead. See Riverwood as an example of what this section might look like.